The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-09-14
THE STATE.

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fever this summer. ~" typhoid
The Presbyterians OF Gree,.,,5
soon erect new church. VIII
The Catholic Chimes will .-.;
Nicksburg early next month. 1--we IL
Judge T. 3. Graham is the choice otn
Newton Dispatch for Governor. " "e
There are four Inmates confined :, a.
Hancock county Jail at Bay ST. Lopis 'ue
A twenty-five hundred dollar p,..,-
terrain church is TO be built in Greenwo5,
The Y. NJ. c. A. of hatcher c.re
supper last night which was greatly sn
joyed.
The Ripley New Era has Rg,o,,-
editor, and he lets has light shine in +.
columns.
Grenada has Building and Loan Asso.
citation, and new houses are being erects3
in consequence.
J. W. Hyneman, OF Corinth. Miss. Ia.
invented valuable hay press, which h.
will probably have patented.
Greenwood was treated to real Chimes
funeral last week, over a Confeciionar
Hue Fat, who died up there
The Masons of Greenwood will 500,
erect handsome hall, with stores and off.
GERS in first story of the building.
For the past two or three weeks the
Little j" has been handling more freight
than at any other time since it, cons,ru,.
ZION.
The Centreville Sentinel, published Al
Centreville, Wilkinson county. is very
welcome to our exchange list. w. l.. Nav
proprietor.
There was a cutting ARRAY near Wsbs.
lax one day last week, in which Mr.. Mai
Persons, young man, seriously cut Mr..
Joe Vaughn.
Gov. Lowry has accepted an invitation
to attend the Fair at Summit. which
will begin Monday, October 81, and
| continue one week.
The trestle across Kings creek, on the
g. Il ). |. K. R., is completed and in a few
days the road will be completed to Ingomar
near Fredonia.-Optic.
Messrs Poitevant & Favre, OF Pearling
ton, Miss, the lumber kings of the South.
shipped $4,000 feet OF lumber 10 foreign
ports one week recently.
Cotton seed promises to be high this sea.
son, on account of the rival mile. The
price opened at ten dollars per ton in
Montgomery, Alabama.
| Some of the most extensive peppermint
farms in the South are in Clay county. Two
crops a year can be obtained and the oil
ranks high. So says an exchange.
The residence of Mr. S. f. Massengale.
situated about three miles from Hazlehurst
ives destroyed by fire last Friday morning
with all Of his household furniture
| The Choclaw Plaindealer says that the
accommodations of the Foster Hotel, in
| Chester, are not only good enough for a
Governor, but for first-class editor.
Mrs. T. L. Haman moved Tuesday to
| French Camp, and will remain during the
session of the Institute for the purpt sc OF
keep ng boarders. " alden journal.
On Tuesday last, about one mile east Of
Ripley, Messrs. Afford Mauney and Bud
Dees shot and killed Wade Armstrong,
colored. Armstrong fired at them several
| times.
The Earle-Thomas Co., of Illinois has
bought 600 acres of land near Crystal
Springs, 800 of which they will put in
Strawberries and the balance in fruit and
vegetables.
Miss Treble, a little daughter of Mrs.
| Carrie Poole, Natchez, the exhibitor OF
that wonderful piece OF work, 'The Burial
| of Cock Robin" at the n. o. Exposition,
| will soon give series OF concerts in the
State.
On Monday morning last New Albany
was the scene of quite a conaagraton,
which swept all the business houses Of any
| Importance on the South side of Main
| The loas IL -arxv ha Nth
| insurance.
| The sugar cane crop of Jackson county
this year is extra fine and large. 1t seems
strange to US that this article is not planted
more extensively by our farmers, as it
seems to be very well adapted to our soil.
Gulf Coast Advertiser.
Mrs. l.. West, who was arrested in Column
bus about two months ago, charged with
numbering her grandchild, near Fayette
| Courthouse, Ala, was tried at Fayette on
| 10th inst and acquitted. The jury stayed
out only twelve minutes.
An old man, accompanied by a little boy
and girl, arrived at Reno, California, few
days ago, having walked all the way from
| Corinth, Miss. They were little over
Tor Haywards, where the man has wealthy
sister.-Ex.
The trouble between the Knights al La.
Dor and the canning factories of Biloxi has
been amicably settled. The factories will
resume operations at onca, and the / rye
number OF employees who have been idle
in consequence OF the late trouble, 90 TO
| work again.
Several papers have published hand
some and well-deseryed tributes to the
/ mo- Of Ar H. a ii
the Gordon House, Aberdeen, on the 18th
inst. He was the well-known and very
popular representative OF C. K. Ryan
Co., Memphis.
Miss Addie Gordon, Port Gibson Young
| lady, left on Saturday last for China, where
she goes as a missionary Hnder the auspices
| of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Miss Gordon is a highly accomplished
young lady and will be missed BY a host OF
admiring friends.
Dr. r. c. Myles, of Claiborne county, has
attained great celebrity in Europe by the
invention and contraction Of the "elec-
trode," which he used with great success on
the throat of the Crown Prince of Ger
many. The Doctor has received a splen
did hospital appointment in Vienna.
Mrs. w. s. Jones, nee Crump, wife of Capt.
w. 5. Jones, OF the Merchants National
Bank, Vicksburg, died on Saturday morning
last, after a brief illness The deceased
was a sister Of Mrs. Downing, Mrs. Tap
pin and Mr.. Ed. Crump, and was an adj
mired and beloved member Of Yieksburg
society.
The two Woodward boys, who killed
Archie Douglass, at his home seven miles
east of Cofieeyiile, last summer, were tried
aud acquitted before the circuit court OF
Calhoun county on Tuesday last. Imme-
diately after the jury had brought in YER
dict OF not guilty Bob Woodward was
married to the girl whom he was trying to
steal when forced to kill Douglass in self
defense.
In the death OF Mr.. [. Moyse, Summit
has lost one of its oldest and best citiz Ems.
He had gone to New Orleans for medical
treatment, and died quite suddenly in that
city. During the funeral at Summit all
business was suspended, and the people
generally joined in the mournful process,
sion. He was a devoted Israelite, and
belonged to nearly all the Benevolent
Orders. At the grave, Rev. G. H. Otken
paid beautiful tribute to the LIE and
character of the deceased.
Is This What Ais You?
Do you have dull, heavy headache, OBJ
struction of the nasal passages, discharges
falling from the head int the throat, some